The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-03-19
Current Events Epitomized.
Give Tulip soap a trial.

Give Tulip soap trial.
Read our "Puhlc Sale Register"
Your butcher don't keep Tulip Soap.
-Luzerne county will probably have
paper mill.
-Tamaqua is to have rut and bolt
mandatory.
Egg are selling at fifteen and sixteen
cents per dozen.
There are nincty-iive electric lights in
operation at Allentown.
"A Steam Heating and Power Company
will locate at Allentown.
-Lehighton was over-run with tramps
last Friday aud Saturday,
st. Patrick's Day was spirltedly OBJ
served at Hazleton, Thursday.
-Pottstown has four hundred cases .:
measels, and the disease is spreading.
-Nesquehaning people object to the in
corporotion OF Summit .7,l as borough.
The knights of Labor at Shenandoah.
will erect large hall on the cooperative
plan.
Alvin Arnold, White Haycn's new
JOStllldStCi. tutClcN ulIOll ms utlItS lnlS
week.
"A branch Of the Brotherhood Railroad
Brakemen has been organized at White
Haven.
Pennsylvania has four hundred lodges
Of the X. of p, with membership of forty
thousand.
For a smooth shave and q fine hair cu.
go to Esrang's shaving saloon, opposite the
ADVOCATE office. 4
Mitchell Docley, of Shenandoah. was
killed on the railroad at that place Monday.
He was hoI ribe mangled.
We do all kinds of plain and fancy job
work-lctter heads, note heads, receipts.
&c, put up in tablet style If desired.
Efforts are being made to capture the
rcd-headed, black-eyed ghost that pereg!n-
ates tllroGgh portions of Monroe county
The committee of experts. appointed
by the school board. will make their exam
ination of the school building to-day (Sat-
urday).
Trains are now running on the new
branch Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad be-
tween Hazlelon and Beaver Brook, Luzerne
county.
John @. Rex, the popular New Mahon-
ing milkman. got in the way of runaway
team at Mauch Chunk on Monday and had
his wagon considerably damaged.
-Easton has young man of pugilistic
pr0pensities. and sporting men of that city
are anxious to match him with anybody in
the Lehigh Nal!ey, for $500 to $1,000.
john MclIale, a brakeman, on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, fell from coal
train while passing through the Rockport
tunnel, recently ami was badly injured.
Misses Carrie and Lille Green, fash
ionable dressmakers of Lehigh Gap, have
located in this place, and are prepared to
do all kinds OF dressmaking at reasonable
prices.
1t is predicted that on account of the
snow and ice having clung so tcnaciously
to trees during the past winter. we are to
have an abundant yield of all kinds of fruit
this year.
e. F. Luckcnbach, 81 broadway.
Mauch Chunk, is selling off Wall Papers
at largely reduced prices to make room for
new Spring stock There are bargains fol
those who get them. 0-4w.
The popular Fou1ray Concert company
have organized singing convention here
with about forty members. The professor
is an agreeable and talented gentleman ant
we are pleased to note their success.
John Denmark, Hungarian employed
in the Beaver Meadow mines, had the sid,
of his face blown oil, Friday, by the pre-
mature explosion of blast. He will los,
the sight of his eye and be horribly dis
figured for life.
For the week ending Mar. -, ther,
were $40 tons Of coal shipped over tn,
Lehigh Valley railroal 1, mRIslng a total I,
da'e of l,SI5,17S tons, AMI showing an in
crease of 5,4Gl tons compared with SAM
date last year.
All freight shippers have been notified
by the Lehigh Valley Company, that tn
present freight contracts will expire OF
March 3lst. The Interstate Commerc
bill goes into effect on the following day
when new rates win be issued
Tulip is the name OF soap.
- iuOse ldllOus Slu, SlS ana $40 SUITS
made to order, take the lead and cannot b
beat in the Lehigh Valley. Our aim is I
please you as regards STYLE workmanshi
and price. Call at Sondheims One Pric
Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Geo, L. Weatturwax, special agent 70
the Rochester Mutual Relief Society is /
town organizing branch Of said society
He has been very successful and will hay
a board here of our best citizens, includiu
those of Packerton and WeisspoIt.
We are prepared now with a force
good tailors to make you a suit in dOub
quick time and for less money than yo
can get 1t made elsewhere; our prices al
from $40 to $40 per suit Call at Son,
helms One Price Star Clothing Hal
Aanch Chunk.
"A man, described as being young, wei
dressed and of gentlemanly demeanor, re-
resenting himself as Frank S. Thayer,
Stern Brothers. New York City, is tFaV6
ing through the country swindling psOp
by soliciting subscriptions for fashiC
Journal. II he calls on you, bounce hi
over the garden wall.
No adullerAtlon In Tulip Soap.